MY FIRST DAY IN ARMY ROTC! (Vanderbilt)

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Come along with me through Army ROTC orientation at Vanderbilt University! I had a great first two days on campus getting to know everyone in the Go-Gold battalion at Vanderbilt and learning the basics of Army ROTC. Comment below any questions you have for me OR if you have any fun video ideas you'd like me to do!
I'll be posting MORE about my daily life as a student here and as an Army ROTC cadet. So stay tuned for more vids :)
A lil about me:
Hey I'm Charlotte! Northern Virginia born and raised. I did JROTC in high school and now I'm doing ROTC at Vandy with a 4-year Army scholarship. I love working out, rollerskating, and making youtube videos. I post every FRIDAY so subscribe to get notified when I do!!
Chapters...
0:00 basic info
0:25 DAY ONE
3:16 DAY TWO
6:52 final thoughts
7:53 outro
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13 июл 2024

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@Chase2210 Год назад

Great and helpful video for anyone who’s moving in and is nervous. Please more vlog videos, us fans love them! The rand food looks very yummy!

@roxiereign Год назад

I am very excited about joining ROTC next semester as a sophomore. I'll be contracting to be a pilot and switch from my current major of aviation professional pilot airplane to pro pilot helicopter - very hype to make a bit of history at my college to be part of the first helicopter training class. (: As a side note, it was really sad to hear how your past experience with JROTC was as far as the attitudes and mindsets of people. In my unit, yes we were huge on respect, but I guess our definition of respect was different. No one barked orders and no one person made the decision of how things were to be done. Everyone mattered from their thoughts, ideas, execution, in put, critiques, etc. We truly were a team, and we valued one another and challenged each other in our leadership development while also understanding the chain of command and where someone fell in that. It sounds like what ROTC focuses on as well.